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2 CONFERENCE & NCAA RESULTS ALL-TIME CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RESULTS TOURNAMENT & ROUND DATE VENUE (SITE) OPPONENT RESULT SWC 1st Round March 10, 1983 Gregory Gym (Austin, Texas) Rice L SWC 1st Round March 7, 1990 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech L, SWC 1st Round March 11, 1992 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech L, SWC 1st Round March 10, 1993 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech L, SWC 1st Round March 9, 1994 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech L, SWC 1st Round March 4, 1995 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech L, SWC 1st Round March 6, 1996 Moody Coliseum (Dallas, Texas) Texas L, WAC 1st Round March 3, 1997 Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, Nev.) Hawai i L, WAC 1st Round March 3, 1998 Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, Nev.) UTEP L, WAC 1st Round March 1, 1999 Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, Nev.) UTEP W, WAC Quarters March 3, 1999 Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, Nev.) New Mexico L, WAC 1st Round March 8, 2000 Selland Arena (Fresno, Calif.) Tulsa L, WAC Quarters March 7, 2001 Reynolds Center (Tulsa, Okla.) San Jose State W, WAC Semis March 9, 2001 Reynolds Center (Tulsa, Okla.) Rice W, WAC Final March 10, 2001 Reynolds Center (Tulsa, Okla.) Hawai i W, C-USA Quarters March 2, 2002 DePaul Athletic Center (Chicago, Ill.) Saint Louis W, C-USA Semis March 3, 2002 DePaul Athletic Center (Chicago, Ill.) Tulane (OT) L, C-USA 1st Round March 6, 2003 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) East Carolina W, C-USA Quarters March 7, 2003 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) Tulane W, C-USA Semis March 8, 2003 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) Charlotte W, C-USA Final March 9, 2003 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) Cincinnati (OT) W, C-USA Quarters March 5, 2004 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum (Fort Worth, Texas) Charlotte W, C-USA Semis March 6, 2004 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum (Fort Worth, Texas) Louisville W, C-USA Final March 7, 2004 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum (Fort Worth, Texas) Houston L, C-USA Quarters March 4, 2005 Halton Arena (Charlotte, N.C.) USF W, C-USA Semis March 5, 2005 Halton Arena (Charlotte, N.C.) DePaul W, C-USA Final March 6, 2005 Halton Arena (Charlotte, N.C.) Louisville W, ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS REGION & ROUND DATE VENUE (SITE) OPPONENT RESULT East Region 1st Round March 17, 2001 Thomas Assembly Center (Ruston, La.) (6) Penn State W, East Region 2nd Round March 19, 2001 Thomas Assembly Center (Ruston, La.) (3) Louisiana Tech L, East Region 1st Round March 15, 2002 Cameron Indoor Stadium (Durham, N.C.) (9) Indiana W, East Region 2nd Round March 17, 2002 Cameron Indoor Stadium (Durham, N.C.) (1) Duke L, East Region 1st Round March 23, 2003 Gampel Pavilion (Storrs, Conn.) (8) Michigan State W, East Region 2nd Round March 25, 2003 Gampel Pavilion (Storrs, Conn.) (1) Connecticut L, West Region 1st Round March 20, 2004 The Liacouras Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) (11) Temple W, West Region 2nd Round March 22, 2004 The Liacouras Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) (3) Georgia L, Tempe Region 1st Round March 19, 2005 Bank of America Arena (Seattle, Wash.) (10) Oregon L, No. 11, East Region ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEEDS 2002 No. 8, East Region 2003 No. 9, East Region 2004 No. 6, West Region 2005 No. 7, Tempe Region Page 92

3 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TEAM STATS TCU GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AS TO BK ST PT 3/10/83 Rice /7/90 Texas Tech /11/92 Texas Tech /10/93 Texas Tech /9/94 Texas Tech /8/95 Texas Tech /6/96 Texas /3/97 Hawai i /2/98 UTEP /1/99 UTEP /3/99 New Mexico /8/00 Tulsa /7/01 San Jose State /9/01 Rice /10/01 Hawai i /2/02 Saint Louis /3/02 Tulane /6/03 East Carolina /7/03 Tulane /8/03 Charlotte /9/03 Cincinnati /5/04 Charlotte /6/04 Louisville /7/04 Houston /4/05 USF /5/05 DePaul /6/05 Louisville TOTALS GAME AVERAGES PT/G: 66.8 RB/G: 41.4 AS/G: 13.9 TO/G: 18.7 BK/G: 2.9 ST/G: 8.1 OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AS TO BK ST PT 3/10/83 Rice /7/90 Texas Tech /11/92 Texas Tech /10/93 Texas Tech /9/94 Texas Tech /8/95 Texas Tech /6/96 Texas /3/97 Hawai i /2/98 UTEP /1/99 UTEP /3/99 New Mexico /8/00 Tulsa /7/01 San Jose State /9/01 Rice /10/01 Hawai i /2/02 Saint Louis /3/02 Tulane /6/03 East Carolina /7/03 Tulane /8/03 Charlotte /9/03 Cincinnati /5/04 Charlotte /6/04 Louisville /7/04 Houston /4/05 USF /5/05 DePaul /6/05 Louisville TOTALS GAME AVERAGES PT/G: 67.0 RB/G: 36.6 AS/G: 13.1 TO/G: 13.7 BK/G: 2.2 ST/G: 8.5 Page 93

4 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CAREER STATS PLAYER GP GS FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AVG AS AVG TO BK ST PT AVG ACHILLES, Andrea ALTMAN, Kim BALDWIN, Candace BERLINN, Laurie BIGGS, Darla BIGGS, Nicole BLEWETT, Valare BLODGETT, Cindy BORIS, Andrea BROWNING, Ashley BUMSTED, Amy BURROWS, Sally BUTLER-RAYFORD, Lorie CHESTNUT, Cynthia CHRISTOPHER, Tamika CLAYTON, Karen CLEMENTINO, Vanessa COURTADE, Kayla CURTIS, Christa DALHAUSSER, Diana DAVIS, Ashley DZIUK, Janice ELDIN, Jody EVANS, Lanette EVANS, Tiffany FAUBION, Karey FAVORS, DeeDee FERGUSON, Buffy FINCH, Darla FRANCIS (PRICE), Stacy GANTT, Grace GARCIA, Leah GARNER, Gwen GILES, Deana GOODWIN, Ashley GRAY, Stephani HAIGOOD, Kristi HAM, April HARMS, Stefanie HARPS, Shawanda HAYWORTH, Kristina HEJNY, JimAnne HESSE, Rachel HICKMAN, Jennifer HICKS, Pam HOLAMON, Rachel HUNTER, Janelle HUTTON, Sharita IRVIN, Sandora JACKSON, Diamond JENKINS, Jackie JOHNSON, Halisi KNIGHT, Moneka KRUEGER, Donna LACY, Natasha MACK, Shonda MCKINLEY, Traci MEADOWS, Misty MOONEY, Vickie NEWTON, Niki NIX, Ashanti NUNLEY, Angela ORTEGA, Kim PACK, Amy PAYNE, Tricia PERDUE, Nicole PORTER (SUTTON), Amy RAMOS, Marie RENGSTORFF, Julie ROSS, Adrianne SAFARITOVA, Kati SHAW, Ebony SMITH, Casey SPENCER, Sally SPETMAN, Michelle STEWART, Shalecia SUTTON, Jill TEDDER, Quinn THOMAS, Janice USHER, Ginger VENIK, Kim WALTER, Kim WELLS, Joi WILSON, Emma WORLOW, Sherri WRIGHT, Hillary WYNN, Tracy ZELLER, Liz Current players in bold Page 94

5 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP STATS INDIVIDUAL CAREER STATISTICS PLAYER GP GS FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AVG AS AVG TO BK ST PT AVG BALDWIN, Candace BROWNING, Ashley BUTLER-RAYFORD, Lorie CLAYTON, Karen CLEMENTINO, Vanessa DAVIS, Ashley EVANS, Tiffany GANTT, Grace GOODWIN, Ashley HEJNY, JimAnne IRVIN, Sandora KNIGHT, Moneka LACY, Natasha NEWTON, Niki NIX, Ashanti ORTEGA, Kim PACK, Amy PAYNE, Tricia PORTER (SUTTON), Amy ROSS, Adrianne SAFARITOVA, Kati SHAW, Ebony SPENCER, Sally SUTTON, Jill TEDDER, Quinn THOMAS, Janice WYNN, Tracy Current players in bold TCU GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AS TO BK ST PT 3/17/01 Penn State /19/01 Louisiana Tech /15/02 Indiana /17/02 Duke /23/03 Michigan State /25/03 Connecticut /20/04 Temple /22/04 Georgia /19/05 Oregon TOTALS GAME AVERAGES PT/G: 63.2 RB/G: 38.2 AS/G: 10.2 TO/G: 16.9 BK/G: 4.6 ST/G: 6.8 OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT RB AS TO BK ST PT 3/17/01 Penn State /19/01 Louisiana Tech /15/02 Indiana /17/02 Duke /23/03 Michigan State /25/03 Connecticut /20/04 Temple /22/04 Georgia /19/05 Oregon TOTALS GAME AVERAGES PT/G: 67.1 RB/G: 40.3 AS/G: 12.2 TO/G: 14.3 BK/G: 2.3 ST/G: 8.7 Page 95

6 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RECORDS Janice Dziuk ended her career by putting up 27 points and 15 rebounds against Texas Tech in the 1990 SWC Tournament in Dallas. The season was the most successful season for the Lady Frogs in the SWC, as they finished with an 8-8 record in the league, good enough for a fifth-place tie. Sandora Irvin propelled TCU to the 2005 Conference USA Tournament title by recording 21 points, nine rebounds and a career-high six steals against the Louisville Cardinals. She was named MVP of the tournament for the second time in three years. TEAM RECORDS TCU CATEGORY RECORD OPPONENT* DATE FIELD GOALS 31 Charlotte 3/5/04 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 74 (2x) Hawai i 3/10/01 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.545 (30-55) Cincinnati 3/9/03 3-PT FIELD GOALS 12 San Jose State 3/7/01 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 29 Louisville 3/6/04 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (8 MADE).462 (12-26) San Jose State 3/7/01 FREE THROWS 24 Charlotte 3/8/03 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 32 Charlotte 3/8/03 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (15 MADE).941 (16-17) Hawai i 3/3/97 POINTS 89 Charlotte 3/5/04 REBOUNDS 53 USF 3/4/05 ASSISTS 25 San Jose State 3/7/01 TURNOVERS 33 Texas Tech 3/8/95 BLOCKED SHOTS 11 Charlotte 3/5/04 STEALS 15 Tulane 3/3/02 OPPONENT CATEGORY RECORD TEAM* DATE FIELD GOALS 43 (2x) Texas 3/6/96 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 84 Charlotte 3/5/04 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.589 (43-73) Texas 3/6/96 3-PT FIELD GOALS 9 Texas Tech 3/10/93 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 29 Charlotte 3/8/03 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (8 MADE).600 (9-15) Texas Tech 3/10/93 FREE THROWS 28 Houston 3/7/04 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 43 Rice 3/10/83 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (15 MADE).880 (22-25) (2x) UTEP 3/1/99 POINTS 109 Texas 3/6/96 REBOUNDS 55 Texas Tech 3/10/93 ASSISTS 25 Texas Tech 3/9/94 TURNOVERS 24 Tulane 3/3/02 BLOCKED SHOTS 6 (2x) Texas Tech 3/8/95 STEALS 24 Texas Tech 3/8/95 * Most recent team is shown when two or more own the record INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TCU CATEGORY RECORD PLAYER* OPPONENT DATE FIELD GOALS 13 Amy Bumsted Texas Tech 3/10/93 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 25 Jackie Jenkins Texas 3/6/96 FIELD GOAL PCT (5 MADE).833 (5-6) Amy Pack Cincinnati 3/9/03 3-PT FIELD GOALS 4 (6x) Kim Ortega/Amy Pack Louisville 3/6/04 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 14 Jill Sutton UTEP 3/2/98 3-PT FG PCT (4 MADE) (4-4) Kati Safaritova Saint Louis 3/2/02 FREE THROWS 10 (2x) Sandora Irvin Charlotte 3/5/04 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 14 Candace Baldwin Tulane 3/7/03 FREE THROW PCT (10 MADE) (10-10) Sandora Irvin Charlotte 3/5/04 POINTS 29 Jackie Jenkins Texas 3/6/96 REBOUNDS 19 Sandora Irvin Cincinnati 3/9/03 ASSISTS 10 (2x) Natasha Lacy Houston 3/7/04 TURNOVERS 10 Leah Garcia Texas Tech 3/8/95 BLOCKED SHOTS 8 Sandora Irvin Charlotte 3/5/04 STEALS 7 Nicole Perdue Texas Tech 3/9/94 OPPONENT CATEGORY RECORD PLAYER* TEAM DATE FIELD GOALS 11 Chandi Jones Houston 3/7/04 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 21 (2x) Jennifer Jackson East Carolina 3/6/03 FIELD GOAL PCT (5 MADE).857 (6-7) Stacey Siebert Texas Tech 3/7/90 3-PT FIELD GOALS 5 Chandi Jones Houston 3/7/04 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 14 Danada Smith San Jose State 3/7/01 3-PT FG PCT (4 MADE) (4-4) Noel Johnson Texas Tech 3/9/94 FREE THROWS 16 Pennie Goff Rice 3/10/83 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 20 Pennie Goff Rice 3/10/83 FREE THROW PCT (9 MADE) (9-9) Sarah Goree Tulane 3/3/02 POINTS 36 Chandi Jones Houston 3/7/04 REBOUNDS 14 (2x) Jennifer Jackson East Carolina 3/6/03 ASSISTS 10 Sara Nord Louisville 3/6/04 TURNOVERS 9 Kelly Nadeau Tulane 3/3/02 BLOCKED SHOTS 3 (2x) Missy Taylor Louisville 3/6/05 STEALS 8 Tabitha Truesdale Texas Tech 3/8/95 * Most recent individual is shown when two or more own the record Page 96

7 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS TEAM RECORDS TCU CATEGORY RECORD OPPONENT* DATE FIELD GOALS 30 Penn State 3/17/01 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 67 Louisiana Tech 3/19/01 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.508 (30-59) Penn State 3/17/01 3-PT FIELD GOALS 11 Duke 3/17/02 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 24 (2x) Georgia 3/22/04 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (8 MADE).458 (11-24) Duke 3/17/02 FREE THROWS 25 Connecticut 3/25/03 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 29 Connecticut 3/25/03 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (15 MADE).862 (25-29) Connecticut 3/25/03 POINTS 77 Penn State 3/17/01 REBOUNDS 48 Indiana 3/15/02 ASSISTS 17 Duke 3/17/02 TURNOVERS 22 Michigan State 3/23/03 BLOCKED SHOTS 11 Michigan State 3/23/03 STEALS 9 Temple 3/20/04 OPPONENT CATEGORY RECORD TEAM* DATE FIELD GOALS 36 Georgia 3/22/04 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 76 Georgia 3/22/04 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.474 (36-76) Georgia 3/22/04 3-PT FIELD GOALS 10 Penn State 3/17/01 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 24 Penn State 3/17/01 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (8 MADE).417 (10-24) Penn State 3/17/01 FREE THROWS 25 Louisiana Tech 3/19/01 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 30 Louisiana Tech 3/19/01 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (15 MADE).833 (25-30) Michigan State 3/23/03 POINTS 85 Georgia 3/22/04 REBOUNDS 45 Georgia 3/22/04 ASSISTS 21 Georgia 3/22/04 TURNOVERS 20 Indiana 3/15/02 BLOCKED SHOTS 7 Oregon 3/19/05 STEALS 12 (2x) Michigan State 3/23/03 * Most recent team is shown when two or more own the record INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TCU CATEGORY RECORD PLAYER* OPPONENT DATE FIELD GOALS 9 (2x) Sandora Irvin Temple 3/20/04 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 20 Kati Safaritova Duke 3/17/02 FIELD GOAL PCT (5 MADE).667 (6-9) Grace Gantt Michigan State 3/23/03 3-PT FIELD GOALS 5 Kati Safaritova Duke 3/17/02 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 10 Kati Safaritova Duke 3/17/02 3-PT FG PCT (4 MADE).667 (4-6) Tiffany Evans Georgia 3/22/04 FREE THROWS 11 Sandora Irvin Connecticut 3/25/03 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 12 Sandora Irvin Connecticut 3/25/03 FREE THROW PCT (7 MADE) (7-7) Ebony Shaw Indiana 3/15/02 POINTS 24 Kati Safaritova Duke 3/17/02 REBOUNDS 14 Sandora Irvin Michigan State 3/23/03 ASSISTS 6 Ebony Shaw Duke 3/17/02 TURNOVERS 8 Tiffany Evans Indiana 3/15/02 BLOCKED SHOTS 6 Sandora Irvin Oregon 3/19/05 STEALS 4 Candace Baldwin Connecticut 3/25/03 OPPONENT CATEGORY RECORD PLAYER* TEAM DATE FIELD GOALS 12 Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 23 Alana Beard Duke 3/17/02 FIELD GOAL PCT (5 MADE).706 (12-17) Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 3-PT FIELD GOALS 5 (2x) Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 9 (2x) Syreeta Bromfield Michigan State 3/23/03 3-PT FG PCT (4 MADE).625 (5-8) Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 FREE THROWS 9 (3x) Monique Currie Duke 3/17/02 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 10 (3x) Monique Currie Duke 3/17/02 FREE THROW PCT (5 MADE) (6-6) (2x) Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 POINTS 35 Diana Taurasi Connecticut 3/25/03 REBOUNDS 15 Syreeta Bromfield Michigan State 3/23/03 ASSISTS 8 Corrie Mizusawa Oregon 3/19/05 TURNOVERS 9 Erin McGinnis Indiana 3/15/02 BLOCKED SHOTS 3 Ayana Walker Louisiana Tech 3/19/01 STEALS 6 Sherill Baker Georgia 3/22/04 * Most recent individual is shown when two or more own the record Kati Safaritova saved one of her best games for last in the 2002 NCAA Championship Second Round at Duke. She scored 24 points and made five three-pointers against the No. 1-seeded Blue Devils. TCU lost the contest by only 10 points, Natasha Lacy gave an impressive performance in her first NCAA Championship game in 2004 in Philadelphia. The true freshman point guard went 4-for-4 from the field and 4-of-4 at the free-throw line to finish the game with a dozen points. Page 97

8 COMPLETE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2001 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET First & Second Rounds Round of 16 & Quarterfinals Semifinals National Championship Semifinals Round of 16 & Quarterfinals First & Second Rounds March March 24 & 26 March 30 April 1 March 30 March 24 & 26 March Tennessee (29-2) Notre Dame (28-2) 1 Tennessee, Notre Dame, Austin Peay (17-13) Alcorn State (21-10) 16 Tennessee, Notre Dame, Texas (20-12) Michigan (18-11) 8 St. Mary's (Calif.), Michigan, St. Mary's (Calif.) (25-5) Virginia (18-13) 9 Xavier, Notre Dame, Clemson (20-9) Utah (26-3) 5 Clemson, Utah, Chattanooga (24-6) Fairfield (25-5) 12 Xavier, Utah, Xavier (28-2) Iowa (20-9) 4 Xavier, Iowa, Louisville (19-9) MIDEAST REGIONAL MIDWEST REGIONAL Oregon (17-11) 13 Birmingham, Ala. Denver, Colo. Purdue, Notre Dame, LSU (19-10) Colorado (21-8) 6 LSU, Colorado, Arizona State (20-10) Siena (24-5) 11 Purdue, Vanderbilt, Purdue (26-6) Vanderbilt (21-9) 3 Purdue, Vanderbilt, UC Santa Barbara (22-8) Idaho State (25-4) 14 Purdue, Purdue, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech (23-6) Florida State (18-11) 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Virginia Tech, Florida State, Savvis Center 10 Denver (24-6) Tulane (22-9) 10 St. Louis, Mo. Texas Tech, Iowa State, Texas Tech (23-6) Iowa State (25-5) 2 Texas Tech, Iowa State, Pennsylvania (22-5) FINAL FOUR FINAL FOUR Howard (21-9) 15 Savvis Center Savvis Center Notre Dame, Duke (28-3) St. Louis, Mo. National Champion St. Louis, Mo. Connecticut (28-2) 1 Duke, Connecticut, Wis.-Milwaukee (19-10) Long Island (16-14) 16 Duke, Connecticut, Baylor (21-8) Maryland (17-11) 8 Arkansas, Colorado State, Arkansas (19-12) Colorado State (24-6) 9 Southwest Mo. St., Notre Dame, Connecticut, Southwest Mo. St. (25-5) Villanova (21-8) 5 Southwest Mo. St., Villanova, Toledo (25-5) Drake (23-6) 12 Southwest Mo. St., NC State, Rutgers (22-7) NC State (20-10) 4 Rutgers, NC State, Stephen F. Austin (26-6) WEST REGIONAL EAST REGIONAL Delaware (26-4) 13 Spokane, Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa. Southwest Mo. St., Connecticut, Washington (19-9) Penn State (19-9) 6 Washington, TCU, Old Dominion (21-8) TCU (24-7) 11 Washington, Louisiana Tech, Florida (23-5) Louisiana Tech (28-4) 3 Florida, Louisiana Tech, Holy Cross (21-8) Georgia State (24-6) 14 Washington, Louisiana Tech, George Washington (22-9) Wisconsin (18-9) 7 Stanford, Missouri, Stanford (18-10) Missouri (20-9) 10 Oklahoma, Missouri, Oklahoma (26-5) Georgia (25-5) 2 Oklahoma, Georgia, Oral Roberts (20-10) Liberty (18-11) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET First & Second Rounds Round of 16 & Quarterfinals Semifinals National Championship Semifinals Round of 16 & Quarterfinals First & Second Rounds March March 23 & 25 March 29 March 31 March 29 March 23 & 25 March Connecticut (33-0) Oklahoma (27-3) 1 Connecticut, Oklahoma, St. Francis (Pa.) (19-11) Hartford (16-14) 16 Connecticut, Oklahoma, Virginia (17-12) Pepperdine (23-7) 8 Iowa, Villanova, Iowa (17-10) Villanova (19-10) 9 Connecticut, Oklahoma, Florida International (26-5) Boston College (23-7) 5 Florida International, Mississippi State, Creighton (24-6) Mississippi State (18-11) 12 Penn State, Texas Tech, Penn State (21-11) Texas Tech (18-11) 4 Penn State, Texas Tech, Chattanooga (23-7) MIDEAST REGIONAL WEST REGIONAL Stephen F. Austin (24-5) 13 Milwaukee, Wis. Boise, Idaho Connecticut, Oklahoma, Arkansas (19-11) LSU (17-11) 6 Arkansas, LSU, Clemson (17-11) Santa Clara (21-9) 11 Kansas State, Colorado, Kansas State (24-7) Colorado (21-9) 3 Kansas State, Colorado, Kent State (20-10) Southern (26-4) 14 Old Dominion, Connecticut, Colorado, Old Dominion (25-5) Colorado State (24-6) 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Old Dominion, Tulane, Alamodome 10 Georgia (19-10) Tulane (23-10) 10 San Antonio, Texas Old Dominion, (OT) Stanford, Purdue (23-5) Stanford (30-2) 2 Purdue, Stanford, Austin Peay (19-11) FINAL FOUR FINAL FOUR Weber State (22-8) 15 Alamodome Alamodome Connecticut, Vanderbilt (27-6) San Antonio, Texas National Champion San Antonio, Texas Duke (27-3) 1 Vanderbilt, Duke, Oakland (17-13) Norfolk State (22-8) 16 Vanderbilt, Duke, Wisconsin (19-11) TCU (23-6) 8 Arizona State, TCU, Arizona State (24-9) Indiana (17-13) 9 Vanderbilt, Oklahoma, Duke, Minnesota (21-7) Louisiana Tech (25-4) 5 Minnesota, UC Santa Barbara, UNLV (23-7) UC Santa Barbara (25-5) 12 North Carolina, Texas, North Carolina (24-8) Texas (20-9) 4 North Carolina, Texas, Havard (22-5) MIDWEST REGIONAL EAST REGIONAL UW-Green Bay (24-6) 13 Ames, Iowa Raleigh, N.C. Tennessee, Duke, Florida (18-10) Cincinnati (26-4) 6 BYU, Cincinnati, (OT) 11 BYU (22-8) St. Peter's (25-5) 11 BYU, South Carolina, Iowa State (23-8) South Carolina (22-6) 3 Iowa State, South Carolina, Temple (20-10) Liberty (23-7) 14 Tennessee, South Carolina, Notre Dame (19-9) Drake (23-7) 7 Notre Dame, Drake, New Mexico (22-8) Syracuse (18-12) 10 Tennessee, Drake, Tennessee (25-4) Baylor (26-5) 2 Tennessee, Baylor, Georgia State (21-9) Bucknell (21-9) 15 Page 98

9 COMPLETE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2003 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET First & Second Rounds Round of 16 & Quarterfinals Semifinals National Championship Semifinals Round of 16 & Quarterfinals First & Second Rounds March March 29 & 31 April 6 April 8 April 6 March 30 & April 1 March Tennessee (28-4) Connecticut (31-1) 1 Tennessee, Connecticut, Alabama State (20-10) Boston (16-14) 16 Tennessee, Connecticut, Virginia (16-13) Michigan State (17-11) 8 Virginia, TCU, Illinois (17-11) TCU (19-13) 9 Tennessee, Connecticut, South Carolina (22-7) Boston College (20-8) 5 South Carolina, Boston College, Chattanooga (26-4) Old Dominion (21-10) 12 Penn State, Boston College, (OT) 4 Penn State (24-8) Vanderbilt (21-9) 4 Penn State, Vanderbilt, Holy Cross (24-7) MIDEAST REGIONAL EAST REGIONAL Liberty (26-3) 13 Knoxville, Tenn. Dayton, Ohio Tennessee, Connecticut, Colorado (22-7) Arizona (22-8) 6 Colorado, Notre Dame, BYU (19-11) Notre Dame (19-10) 11 Colorado, Notre Dame, North Carolina (27-5) Kansas State (28-4) 3 North Carolina, Kansas State, Austin Peay (27-3) Harvard (22-4) 14 Villanova, Tennessee, Purdue, George Washington (24-6) Virginia Tech (21-9) 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP George Washington, Virginia Tech, Georgia Dome 10 Oklahoma (19-12) Georgia Tech (20-10) 10 Atlanta, Ga. Villanova, Purdue, Villanova (25-5) Purdue (26-5) 2 Villanova, Purdue, St. Francis (Pa.) (23-7) FINAL FOUR FINAL FOUR Valparaiso (18-12) 15 Georgia Dome Georgia Dome Connecticut, Duke (31-1) Atlanta, Ga. National Champion Atlanta, Ga. LSU (27-3) 1 Duke, LSU, Georgia State (20-10) SW Texas State (18-13) 16 Duke, LSU, Utah (23-6) UW-Green Bay (27-3) 8 Utah, UW-Green Bay, DePaul (22-9) Washington (22-7) 9 Duke, Connecticut, LSU, Georgia (19-9) Louisiana Tech (29-2) 5 Georgia, Louisiana Tech, Charlotte (21-8) Pepperdine (22-7) 12 Georgia, Louisiana Tech, Rutgers (20-7) Ohio State (21-9) 4 Rutgers, Ohio State, Western Kentucky (22-8) MIDWEST REGIONAL WEST REGIONAL Weber State (21-8) 13 Albuquerque, N.M. Stanford, Calif. Duke, Texas, New Mexico (22-8) Minnesota (23-5) 6 New Mexico, (OT) Minnesota, Miami (Fla.) (18-12) Tulane (19-9) 11 New Mexico, Minnesota, Mississippi State (23-7) Stanford (26-4) 3 Mississippi State, Stanford, Manhattan (20-9) Western Michigan (20-11) 14 Texas Tech, Texas, UC Santa Barbara (26-4) Arkansas (21-10) 7 UC Santa Barbara, Arkansas, Xavier (20-9) Cincinnati (23-7) 10 Texas Tech, Texas, Texas Tech (26-5) Texas (25-5) 2 Texas Tech, Texas, Southwest Mo. St. (18-12) Hampton (23-8) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET First & Second Rounds Round of 16 & Quarterfinals Semifinals National Championship Semifinals Round of 16 & Quarterfinals First & Second Rounds March March April 4 April 6 April 4 March March Penn State (25-5) Tennessee (26-3) 1 Penn State, Tennessee, Hampton (17-12) Colgate (21-9) 16 Penn State, Tennessee, Virginia Tech (22-7) George Washington (22-7) Virginia Tech, DePaul, 9 Iowa (16-12) DePaul (22-6) 9 Penn State, Tennessee, Notre Dame (19-10) Florida (18-10) 5 Notre Dame, Florida, Southwest Mo. St. (28-3) New Mexico (23-7) 12 Notre Dame, Baylor, North Carolina (24-6) Baylor (24-8) 4 MTSU, Baylor, MTSU (23-7) EAST REGIONAL MIDWEST REGIONAL Loyola Marymount (24-5) 13 Hartford, Conn. Norman, Okla. Connecticut, Tennessee, March 27 & 29 March 28 & 30 6 Colorado (22-7) Stanford (24-6) 6 Santa Barbara, Stanford, UC Santa Barbara (25-6) Missouri (17-12) 11 Santa Barbara, Stanford, Houston (27-3) Oklahoma (23-8) 3 Houston, Oklahoma, UW-Green Bay (23-7) Marist (20-10) 14 Connecticut, Connecticut, Stanford, Auburn (21-8) Rutgers (21-11) 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Auburn, Chattanooga, New Orleans Arena 10 NC State (17-14) Chattanooga (28-2) 10 New Orleans, La. Connecticut, Vanderbilt, Connecticut (25-4) Vanderbilt (24-7) 2 Connecticut, Vanderbilt, Pennsylvania (17-10) FINAL FOUR FINAL FOUR Lipscomb (20-11) 15 New Orleans Arena New Orleans Arena Connecticut, Duke (27-3) New Orleans, La. National Champion New Orleans, La. Texas (28-4) 1 Duke, Texas, Northwestern St. (24-6) Southern (17-12) 16 Duke, Texas, Old Dominion (25-6) Michigan State (21-8) 8 Marquette, Michigan State, Marquette (21-9) Arizona (24-8) 9 Duke, Tennessee, LSU, Louisiana Tech (27-2) Miami (Fla.) (22-6) 5 Louisiana Tech, Maryland, Montana (27-4) Maryland (17-12) 12 Louisiana Tech, LSU, Texas Tech (24-7) LSU (23-7) 4 Texas Tech, LSU, Maine (25-6) MIDEAST REGIONAL WEST REGIONAL Austin Peay (23-7) 13 Norfolk, Va. Seattle, Wash. Minnesota, LSU, March 28 & 30 March 27 & 29 6 Ohio State (20-9) TCU (24-6) 6 Ohio State, TCU, West Virginia (21-10) Temple (21-9) 11 Boston College, Georgia, Boston College (25-6) Georgia (22-9) 3 Boston College, Georgia, Eastern Michigan (22-7) Liberty (25-6) 14 Minnesota, Georgia, Minnesota (21-8) Villanova (22-6) 7 Minnesota, Villanova, UCLA (17-12) Mississippi (17-13) 10 Minnesota, Purdue, Kansas State (24-5) Purdue (27-3) 2 Kansas State, Purdue, Valparaiso (20-11) St. Francis (Pa.) (25-5) 15 Page 99

10 COMPLETE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2005 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET First & Second Rounds Round of 16 & Quarterfinals Semifinals National Championship Semifinals Round of 16 & Quarterfinals First & Second Rounds March March 26 & 28 April 3 April 5 April 3 March 27 & 29 March LSU (29-2) Tennessee (26-4) 1 LSU, Tennessee, Stetson (17-13) Western Carolina (18-13) 16 LSU, Tennessee, Oklahoma (17-12) New Mexico (26-4) 8 Arizona, Purdue, Arizona (19-11) Purdue (16-12) 9 LSU, Tennessee, DePaul (25-4) NC State (21-7) 5 DePaul, Middle Tenn. State, Virginia Tech (17-11) Middle Tenn. State (23-8) 12 Liberty, Texas Tech, Penn State (19-10) Texas Tech (22-7) 4 Liberty, Texas Tech, Liberty (24-6) CHATTANOOGA REGIONAL PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL Texas-Arlington (21-9) 13 Chattanooga, Tenn. Philadelphia LSU, Tennessee, March 26 & 28 March 27 & 29 6 Georgia (22-9) Temple (27-3) 6 Georgia, Temple, Rice (24-8) Louisiana Tech (20-9) 11 Georgia, Rutgers, Texas (21-8) Rutgers (25-6) 3 Texas, Rutgers, Oral Roberts (22-8) Hartford (22-8) 14 Duke, Baylor, Rutgers, Boston College (19-9) Maryland (21-9) 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Boston College, Maryland, RCA Dome 10 Houston (21-8) UW-Green Bay (27-3) 10 Indianapolis Duke, Ohio State, Duke (28-4) Ohio State (28-4) 2 Duke, Ohio State, Canisius (21-9) FINAL FOUR FINAL FOUR Holy Cross (20-10) 15 RCA Dome RCA Dome Baylor, North Carolina (27-3) Indianapolis National Champion Indianapolis Michigan State (28-3) 1 North Carolina, Michigan State, Coppin State (23-7) Alcorn State (21-8) 16 North Carolina, Michigan State, Mississippi (19-10) Southern California (19-10) George Washington, Southern California, (22-8) 9 George Washington Louisville (22-8) 9 North Carolina, Michigan State, Michigan State, Arizona State (22-9) Vanderbilt (22-7) 5 Arizona State, Vanderbilt, Eastern Kentucky (23-7) Montana (22-7) 12 Arizona State, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame (26-5) Kansas State (23-7) 4 Notre Dame, Kansas State, UC Santa Barbara (21-8) TEMPE REGIONAL KANSAS CITY REGIONAL Bowling Green (23-7) 13 Tempe, Ariz. Kansas City, Mo. Baylor, Michigan State, March 26 & 28 March 27 & 29 6 Virginia (20-10) Florida State (23-7) 6 Virginia, Florida State, Old Dominion (22-8) Richmond (23-7) 11 Minnesota, Connecticut, Minnesota (24-7) Connecticut (23-7) 3 Minnesota, Connecticut, St. Francis (Pa.) (21-9) Dartmouth (17-10) 14 Baylor, Stanford, TCU (23-9) Iowa State (23-6) 7 Oregon, Utah, Oregon (20-9) Utah (25-7) 10 Baylor, Stanford, Baylor (27-3) Stanford (29-2) 2 Baylor, Stanford, Illinois State (13-17) Santa Clara (17-13) 15 The Lady Frogs got the chance to take on Duke in the 2002 NCAA Championship on the Blue Devils storied home court of Cameron Indoor Stadium. TCU dispatched Indiana in the first round by a count, pitting itself against No. 1-seeded Duke in round two. Despite the odds, the Purple and White was dropped by only 10 points, Duke went on to advance to the Final Four, where it fell to Oklahoma. Page 100